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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1903-09-24, Page 8Ten Days of Cut Prices We meet sell a large quantity of our present stack to make room for our FALL IMPORTATIONS. To facilitate matters, we quote below some of the lines we are re- ducing. If you'll need any of the articles in the near future it will pay you to buy ]HERE and NOW, 1ST --12 FANCY CRYSTAL WATER SETS. 7 pieces to Set. regular $L3.5, and $1,50, our Sale Price 2ND.-+OUOICE PATTERNS IN DINNER SETS, One only, elegant flowered pattern gold traced and stipled, slightly damaged. Sold in regular way for $13.00, Sale Price ...49.00 Dae only, 97 pieces slightly damaged, regularly sold for $10.00, Sale Price $7.50 Six only, elegant 97 piece Sets. regu- larly $10 to $13, Sale Price $8.49 3RD—WRITE PLATES. Tea size, sale price 40e doz. Breakfast size, sale price50c doz. Dinner size, sate price 60e doz. Cups and Saucers, sale price, 75c doz. 4T1i—COLORED PLATES—blue, brown and pink, Tea size, sale price 50c doz. Breakfast size, sale price60c doz, Dinner size, sale price.... 70c doz. Cups and Saucers, sale price, 85c doz. 5TH—FANOY CHINA, Butter Dishes, Five o'clock Teas, Table Sets, Fruit Sets, Porridge Sets, Vases, Cups and Saucers, Biscuit Jars, Cream J ugs, Bread and Butter Plates. and Jardiniers, all 25% off, 6T13 --GROCERIES. Gold Dust, regular 25c for 19e Gold Dust, regular 5c, 7 for 25c Naptha Washing Powder, 6 for 25e Cream Sodas, 3 pound boxes 20e Quart jar, filled with best Honey, 30e Malta -Vita, 2 packages 25e Swiss Food, 2 packages 25c 2 good 3 -string Brooms 25c QUICK DELIVERY TUDHOPE'S Grocery and Crockery Store Imoort Glass just arrived from Belgium. \'Ve are in a position to quote very low figures on Glass for houses, barns and stables. Call and get prices. We also handle all kinds of PLOUGH POINTS such as -- Verity, Wilkinson, Fleury, Frost & Wood, Tees. water, Cockshutts, Patterson, Percival, Port Hope, Ayr, Tolton, and Essex Centre, Fishleigh's Hardware Store, Wingham. Smith•& Pethick's old stand. Fall douse Cleaners Will likely decide that some one or more rooms would be better ' to have new wall paper. Don't delay getting it because you think you can't get any- thing to suit you, as we have a large stock of suitable papers for any room in your house—Em- ' bossed Gilts, Tapesteries, Var- nished Golds, Varnished Tilts, etc. Don't delay getting it because you think the prices are too high, as we will surprise you when you know how little it will cost you for a real choice paper. All Wall taper trimmed free. COOPER & CO. successors to Alex. Ross Our rootlets are all cordially invited to contribute to this column. 1t. Mende visit You, or YOU visit friends, let the Advance snow about it, Hugh Hamilton of Listowel spent Sunday in town, Obester Hogg spent last week with friends in Brussels. Mrs. John Nicholson has returned from the Northwest. Mrs. 'R('', T. A. Fishleigh is visiting her parents in 11ageraville, Earl "Bili of Toronto is visiting his grandparents, IIIr, and Mrs, H. Ball. Harry Ansley of Bramptonspent Sunday at his home in Lower Wing - ham, Miss Maggie McDonogh is visiting her sister, Mrs, A. Dalmage, near Sea - forth. Mr, and Mrs. Milton Beemer of Tees - water spent a few daysin town during the past week. Mrs. Carrick left on Monday to spend a few weeks with friends in Windsor and Pelee Island. Miss Millie Agnew has returned to Philadelphia, after a three week's visit at her home here. Mrs, Marsales returned to her home in Niagara Falls last week. Her no. ther, Mrs. Reynolds, accompanied her. Mrs. Jno. Vogel and children, of Pittsburg, Pa,, have been guests of Mr. R. J. Bloomfield the past week. Mr, F. Buchanan of Toronto was in Wingham over Sunday, and his many friends were pleased to greet him once more. Mr. J. E. Mulholland, of Gorrie, has been visiting in this locality. He has spent the summer in Buffalo, and we regret to say has been in ill health. We hope Huron's salubrious climate will prove an effective restorative. Mr. and Mrs. Roderus went to Lon- don last week to see their son, Will.,. and daughter, Miss Ada. Will. was laid up for a couple of weeks by a severe cut on one leg, from a large piece of glass, but is now able to be at his post of duty again. i The Vancouver World says :—"Paul- ine Johnson fully justified all that had been said of her. It is seldom that a more enthusiastic audience has ever assembled in our city than that which greeted Miss Johnson." Wingham, Oct. lst. 4, Ministers and church workers generally, are cordially invited to contribute items of church news under this heading, from their respective churches. The Young People's Sooieties of Stratford Presbytery are contemplating the maintenance of a missionary in the foreign field. The induction of Rev. Perrin to the charge of Wroxeter Presbyterian Church took place last Thnrsday, and Mr. Perrin preached the Initial sermon of his pastorate on Sunday last. The Methodist churches throughout Canada will endeavor to raise $250,000 on the Iast Sunday in October, The amount will be in connection with the bicentennial of John Wesley's birth, and will be applied to the extension of church. work in the Northwest. Archdeacon. Sinclair (England) has created a sensation in writing in a church paper, when he said the greater number of the clergy of the Church of England have not enough to eat and drink. Hundreds are clothed in second hand garments sent by charitable socie- ties. Many have no fuel. Leaving out curates, more than 7,000 incum- bents' families receive less than £180 a year. Their lives are one perpetual struggle to keep alive and remain free of debt. Next Sunday, Harvest Home services will be held in Wiugham Methodist church. The Trustees are asking for Iiberal Thankofferings to aid them in reducing indebtedness on the church on October 1st. It has been already reduc- ed to $6,000, and a liberal response on Sunday next will enable the Trustees to make a farther material reduction on October 1st, and thus Iessen the interest tor next year. The members did well last year, raising for all purposes, $6,- 746.83. They have stood nobly by their church enterprise, and will no doubt continue to do so, until the entire in- debtedness is removed. • The anniversary services of White- church Presbyterian church will be held next Sunday. Rev. W. R McIntosh B. A., of Elora will preach at 10.30 and 7, and Rev. G. M. Dann in the after- noon at 3. On Monday evening a high class entertainment will be held. Marl- ette LaDell, the talented Elocutionist, and Mrs. Caldwell, the gifted Soprano have been secured and a rich program is ousurod. This entertainment is to take the place of the customary tea - meeting. Tickets are 50ets. The pro - coeds of the entertainment and the special freewill offerings on Sunday will be devoted to the Building fund. BIRTHS. Campbell—In Winghain, Sept. 18, Mrs. Colin Campbell, a daughter, DEATHS. McArthur,—In Morris, on Sept. 17th, Coral McArthur, aged 15 years. IN Tilt "Country Girl." Opera, Rouse, i�Ving>zatrx MONDAY, UM, 'T 28th »aiClil3:-60c Daft THE WI.NGHAM ADVANCE West Wawanosh, Lost week John Moss, Sr„ had the misfortune to get Borne of his ribs fractured, Mrs. Ino, Webster and Mr, and Mrs. B. S. Naylor left last week on the ex• i rursion to Manitoba;. Wni. Gordon, the pioneer merchant of St. Helens, and for many years a resident of Toronto, Is visiting friends in this vicinity, Morrish has been re•engaged in S. S. No. 8 at a substantial increase in salary ; this will make six years for hien in this school, A member from Calvin Chureh are attending the convention of the Young People's Societies of Maitland Presby- tery, in Whitechurch. Jas. Forrester exhibited his splendid heavy draught team at London Exhi- bition. Although only 4 year olds, they weigh 1890 lbs. each. James Agar has been busy in the neighborhood of St. Augustine thresh- ing during the past week. Grain is yielding well and is a good sample, Miss Sarah Smith of St. Helens, we are pleased to say, is able to be home again after having been absent for some time in a hospital, on account of ill health. J. C. Martin and R. Miller of St. Helens Ieft last week for Montreal ; Mr. Martin to take his last year's course in medicine and Mr. Miller to take it position in the 0. P, R. offices. J. 11. McClinton left on Tuesday morning for Manitoba to look after some property which he purchased last winter : he ra taking along a ear - load of apples anda considerable quan- tity of honey, Although the weather of Sunday and Monday, lath and 14th, was not alt that could be desired for the Donny- brook, anniversary, large congrega- tions greeted the Rev. Mr. Wilson bf Nile, at the Sunday services: We are sure they were amply repaid by the excellent discourse which they had the privilege of listening to at each service also the singing by Miss E. M. Pater- son of Auburn. The concert Monday evening was one of a very high class being the best ever given in Donny- brook. Mr. Armstrong and Mise Peart of Lueknow, rendered a number of ex- cellent selections with Miss Smith as accompanist, also Mrs. Armstong of Lucknow, and Miss Brock of Wing - ham, each gave two excellent recite tions which were well received. Re- ceipts, $50. 4' • Blyth. Ed, Kraeling has returned home from his trip out West. W. Dore delivered two of his bug- gies to Wm, Bell on Friday, E. J. Mason has accepted a position as junior clerk in the Bank of Hamil- ton. The. Apple Evaporator with a large staff of employees is in operation, night and day at present. Our Baseball team journeyed to Wingham bn Saturday and were de- feated by the team of that town. Trinity Church is closed for repairs for a few Sundays; the services wilt he conducted in the Temperance Hall. A number of our citizens attended the concert by the Coldstream Guards' Band on Wednesday evening in Lon- don. Mr. S. Herrington has sold his gen- eral store business to Mr. Bender •of Dashwood, Mr. Herrington leaves this week for the West ; his family remain with us for the present at least. The Epworth League Society of the Methodist Church have purchased a high class new piano from a London firm and will give a first-class musical concert in the Methodist church in the evening of Thanksgiving day, The officers of the Agricultural Society are making extensive prepar- ations for the coming Fall Fair to be held on Oct. 6th and 7th. They have already secured the services of the Clinton Band for the two days of the Fair. Salem. Mrs. R, Mitchell returned to London hospital last week. John McTavish left for Toronto a week ago, where he intends to have an operation on his eye. Mise Emma Mulvey of Wingham and Miss Ada Gallaher drove to the latter's home on Saturday afternoon last. They report that Mrs. Gallaher is improving nicely under the skilful care of Drs. Chisholm. The Harvest home on Monday night wasadecided success. The programme was given by the Brussels friends, and the church was well filled. If the night had been fine the crowd would have been greater. Salem is the place for a good time. The Rev. McKelvie, his wife and sister met with an accident on Sunday last while they were coming home from Salem ; the front wheel came off the buggy and the horse got fright- ened and unmanageable. Miss Me- Kelvie and Mrs. McKelvie jumped, the former receiving a shaking up and the latter a badly sprained ankle. Mr. Mc. bad his clothes badly torn, MONEY To LOAN—At 411 per Cent. on improved farms. Easy terms of re- payment ; expenses light. Apply A. Dulmage, Real Estate and Lean Agent, Kent Block, Gnane• WANTED. — Farmers, bring along wheat,oats, seesan d bar- ley to regory's storehouse, which will be open every business day, where we will pay highest market prices for all kinds of grain.--SEAFoa rix MILLING CO, AUCTION SALE REGISTER. Monday, Sept. 28.—On S half lot 2, con, 6, Morris, farm stock, etc„ no re- serve. John Nethery, proprietor; C. Hamilton, auctioneer. Thursday, Oct, 1,—On lot 31, con. 2, East Warvanosh, farm stock, etc.; no reserve. Wm, Johnston, proprietor; C. Hamilton, auctioneer. Saturday, Oct. 3,—On lot 41, con, 5, East Wawanosh, farm stock, etc., also herd of thoroughbred cattle, No re- serve, John Armour, proprietor C. Hamilton, auctioneer. Tuesday', Oct.18.--On N let 1, con. 8, Morris. farm stock and implements, some thoroughbred shorthorn Dor- hems and e. lot of choice grade cattle ; also a lot of thoroughbred Leicester sheep. No reserve, as the proprietor is retiring, --N. Curninges Proprietor; O. Hamilton, Auctioneer. Thursday, Oct.15.--On lot83. con. 13, 1:lullett, farm stock and itupletnentd and household furniture, also 1 crown separator and gasoline engine. No re- verve; propr1eter retiring.--IsaacLaves rence, Froprtetor; C. Ramilton, Aue- tloneer. When In Doubt About Clothing Visit our store. A glance through our well assorted stock will perhaps show you the very article you need. If it Is a snit, we feel sure we will have no trouble in pleasing you. We often wonder ourselves how we sell such good values at $5, $7, and $10, for men, but you know its a habit of ours of just going a little better value than Chisholexmpn Block. R. Smith, Clothes, Morris, On Tuesday of last week, Coral, daughter of Peter McArthur, 9th line, underwent an operation for appendi. eitis, and. died on Thnreday. She was 15 years of age. Rev. R. 'l'hynne, M. A„ late editor of the Arthur Enterprise, well known in this vicinity, has been inducted into the pastoral charge of the Presby- terian churches of Underwood and Centre Bruce, His old friends here wish him 81 00088. A very pretty wedding took place at the residence of Mr, James Coulter on Tuesday of Last week when their daughter, Clara 0., was united to Mr, Alex. Nethery of Sarnia, The cere- mony was peufor,ned by Rev, J, Ed- monds of .Blyth, At 12 o'clock, high noon, the bride entered the parlor leaning on her father's arm, to the strains of Wagner's Bridal March from "Lohengrin," played by Mise Ada Nethery, The bride wore a costume of ivory silk, trimmed with Duchesse lace and pearl drop ornaments, and carried a bouquet of white bridal roses, She was attended by Miss Minnie Neth. ery, costumed in pink flake -leo -line, trimmed with point lace and carrying a bouquet of pink asters. Miss Gwen- nie Edmonds, of Blyth; dressed in white organdie, made a pretty flower girl. The groom was assisted by Mr, Thos, Coulter, brother of the bride, Congratulations being over, the guests repaired to the dining room, where an excellent wedding dejeimer was served, The groom's gift to the bride was a beautiful bracelet. The happy couple left on the afternoon train for London, Detroit and other points. The bride's travelling suit was of blue snowflake trimmed with Duchesse lace and me- dallions. The Council met on Sept. 14th, ac- cording scording to adjournment; minutes of last meeting read and confirmed. On motion of Shaw and Taylor, Walter Youill was granted 20 cts, per rod for 20 rods of wire fence on east boundary at lot 80, con. 4. On motion of Jackson and Shaw, Councillors Code and Tay- lor were instructed to have about 30 rods of roadway opposite lot 8, on 0th con. line straightened and improved. On motion of Taylor and Shaw, the Reeve and Conn. Code were appointed a deputation to meet the Wingham Council in respect to proposed im- provements on west boundary, south of Wingham. On motion of Shaw and Code, Conn, Taylor was instructed to expend $30 in gravelling at lot 5 on 4th con. On motion of Jackson and Code, the Reeve and Treasurer were instructed to borrow $400 to meet cur- rent expenses. Tenders were opened for debentures in connection with La- mont drain and on motion of Shaw and Jackson, the tender of Wm. C. Brent was accepted. it being the most satisfactory. On motion of Taylor and Code, Mr. R. Vanstone of Wing - ham was appointed solicitor for the township of Morris. Accounts were ordered to be paid, and Council ad- journed to meet on October 19th. W. Clark, Clerk. Bluevale. Mr. R. N. Duff was at Wiarton this week. Miss Annie Oliver, of Toronto, is home on a visit. Mr. Jonathan Usborne, of Thessalon, is visiting relatives here. Mrs. John Garniss of Algoma Mills, is visiting her brother, Thos. Coultes, Mrs. John Robertson, of Wroxeter, called on some of her old friends here last week. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. King and Miss Craig, of Goderich, were guests of Mrs. J. Johnston. Among those who attended London Fair last week were : Robert Black, Robert Shaw, Joseph Pugh and Thos. Stacey. • Mrs. Adam Cleghorn, who went on a trip to Manitoba a few weeks ago, is suffering there from an attack of typhoid fever. Last Sabbath was Children's Day in the Presbyterian Church. The church was nicely decorated with flowers. The singing by the children was much enjoyed. Next Tuesday evening, Rev. W. J. West, M. A., will deliver a missionary lecture, "The Open Door of the West," in the Presbyterian church, Mr. West purposes giving his impression of the West which he visited in June last, The monthly meeting of the Wo- men's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Joseph Pugh on Wednesday, Sept, 16th and was well attended. Miss M. Scott read a very interesting paper on 'Pickling", Discussion on various topics of interest took place and music was supplied by Master P. Pugh, • Whitechurch. The Presbyterian Church here, will hold their anniversary services next Sabbath. Sept. 27th, Rev. W. R, McIntosh of Elora will conduct morn- ing and evening service, and the Pas- tor, the service at 3 in the afternoon. On Monday evening, aepeeial attrac- tion will be offered in the form of a high class Entertainment, conducted by Miss Marietta LaDell, the great Canadian Entertainer, and Mrs. Cald- well, for many years Canada's sweet- est singer. Instrumental music will be furnished. by Miss Houghton and Mrs. Hanna of Wingham, Mrs, Hanna being accompanist for the evening. Whitechurch has always sought to give the best possible Value for the money at entertainments. This year, though the price is 50e., we are assured the value is better than ever. A special effort is being made by the pastor to wipe out the remain- ing debt on the Church, and the hearti- est co-operation of ail concerned is ex- pected, To alt friends in the sur- rounding community. a very hearty invitation is given to come and enjoy the best that waft ever offered in the village. East Wawanosh. Mr. and Mrs. R, Corley spent Sun- day with friends in Wingham. Mrs. John Wightman is very i11 at present with a; severe attack Of asthma. Mrs, and .Miss Close of Dungannon spent Sunday with friends in this vicinity. Mrs. A, S, blciluire of R dal Dank, Algoma, was the guest of Mr, and Mrs. Wro. Nethery fast week. Mrs, A. H.enclerson, who `haft been visiting her daughter, Mrs, 'GVm.Neth- ery for some time, has -returned home. September 214 J 903 On Friday, 25th inst. (Last Day of Wingham Fall Fair) We will give very special BARGAINS in every department of our large and carefully selected stock. Do not fail to ask to see our splendid range of the most Stylish, Up-to- date, Ladies', Misses' and Children's Coats and Wraps, and at prices that cannot fail to please. In Men's Ready-to- wear Clothing we offer the largest bargains ever attempted by this House. The same pme fact will apply to every article in the Store. Let every person come. Use ,our office for your cor- respondence. Leave your wraps here, where they will be safe and convenient when yon require them, and do not have any anxiety about being turned out of this store any time during the day. P. S. --You will find every article marked in plain figures. D. Big Prices for Trade. M. GORDON DIRECT IMPORTER di THE MARKETS WINOHAM MARKETS Flour per 100 $1 85 to $2 25 Fall wheat per bush new '73 to 75 Oats per bush 0 28 to 0 28 Barley per bush .. 0 50 to 0 40 Peas per bush 0 55 to 0 60 Bran 18 50 to 19 00 Shorts 19 00 to 21 00 Chop .. 1 15 to 1 25 Hay 7 00 to 7 00 Butter per lb 0 15 to 0 16 Eggs , 0 14 to 0 15 Lard 0 12 to 0 13 Potatoes per bush (new) 0 2a to 35 Apples per bag 0 30 to 0 40 Hides per 100 lbs 6 00 to 6 50 Lamb skins 0 30 to 0 40 Dressed hogs 7 00 to '7 50 Live hogs 5 50 to 5 75 Tallow, per lb 05 to 51 Wool 16 to 18 TORONTO STOCK MARKET. For full and accurate market re- ports see..second page, Brussels. Brussels Public school receives $600 this year as their share of the County Continuation grant. Miss Blakeman, who has been a resi- dent of Brussels for over 20 years, has sold her house and lot on John street to John Budd, of Morris, who purposes moving to town this fall. The road between Brussels and Sea - forth is bad ; the worst part of it is the 1} miles nearest our , town and the worst portion of the 1 miles is that within --the corporation. Something should be done about it before the fall rains set in. Brussels Oddfellows will likely go to Wingham on Thanksgiving day to attend an At Home arranged by the brethren there at which several de- grees will be demonstrated. It is ex- pected that several Grand Lodge offi- cers will be present. Tuesday Ira Gerry left town on a trip to the West. Whether he will become a resident, will depend, no doubt, on the way business oppor- tunities present themselves. Be will represent the Brussels woolen factory and the Bainton Bros.' Glove works, of Blyth, After a .residence in Brussels of 24 years during which Andrew Currie was associated with his father and afterwards his successor in a large and successful butchering business, he has disposed of the business to his brother, John Currie, and his nephew. Andrew Currie, both of Seaforth. The new firm will take possession a week from next Monday. If Catarrh is Your Trouble. Yen will find instant relief and absolute cure in Catarrhozone which kills the germs that cause the disease, cures the cough, prevents dropping in the throat relieves congestion and quickly heals the inflamed membranes. Oatarrhozone cures perfectly the most chronic cases of Catarrh, lung and throat troubles, and is delightful, simple and safe to use. Catarrhozono is a scientific treatment highly indorsed by' 0 t d o orsnd druggists, and1 s grIe t, sells every- where for $1,00, email size 25ots. By mail from N. C. Polson & Co., King- ston, Ont. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that a Court will be held, pursuant to the Ontario Voters' List Act, by 13is Honor the Judge of the County Court of the County of Huron, at the Town Hall in the said Town of Wingham, on the l8th and 14th of October, 1003, at 10 o'clock tern., to hear and determine the several complaints of errors and omiseione in the Voters' List of the year 1003.. Alt persona having business at the Court are required to attend at the said time and place. Dated, Clerk's Office, Wingham, Sept, 10, 1003, 3, 13. 1 ERGIJSON Clerk of said town and Court 1F APDrurikentiess ,�Tl'tr °iE#ii4 e ` ortiu fig �..._ • >� Over S00 ,006 CURES reAddreeeols Kk;r Institut* 136 Queen St. Welt TORONTO,. OAT Comes. tt eennea- atrietty aoead• serial, MILLINERY OPENING MISS BOYD Sincerely thanks her patrons and the public for their kind inspection of her choice stock of Mil- linery. Mf stock com- prises the latest styles, novelties, etc. As in the past, no effort will be spared to please our pat- rons, and ordered work will receive special care. Miss Boyd MILLINERY OPENING Miss Macpherson thanks the ladies of Wingham for their attention at her Mil- linery opening on Tuesday and begs to assure them that all orders will receive e s ece ve her beth care and atten- tion. A choice array of the leading styles of sea- sonable Millinery is open for inspection. Our pat- rons will find us up-to- date and our prices rea- sonable. Miss Macpherson Millinery. I have opened for the inspec• tion of the ladies of Wingham and 'oiciliity, a choice stock of Fall Millinery. The stook comprises the latest novelties, also Ribbons, Plumes, Tips, Ornaments, etc., ere., in fact everything necessary for seasonable headwear, and up-to-date hi style. Special attention to the require- ments of customers. Our endeavor is to please our patrons. Prices reasonable. MRS. ALEN" Button Block. REAL ESTATE The second year of tho Real Estate and In- surance business in Wingham is over, and I wish to thank my many patrons in Wingham and surrounding country for their liberal pat. renege in the year that has just passed, and hope they will Ptill continue to givo me a share of the same in the future. otfopspn, dispose of your both in rregard to quality and price. In town property I have a large list to choose from. Houses ranging in price from $3000 down to $400. cent some o1 the strongest and besttcompanies doing business in the world today. 'Call and be convinced. Yours for Business. CLYME MAGUIRE Real Estate Agent Office:—Upstairs in Vanstone Block. FARM FOR SALE. The undersigned offers for sale a choice farm within five miles of the town of 'Wingham, consisting of 100 acres, 80 of which are cleared and in a good state of cultivation ; 15 acres of good hardwood bush and the balance well timbered with cedar and bass- wood. On the premises are erected a new brick house, and bank barn. For further particulars apply to ALF. GLOVER, Wingham. ANNUAL WESTERN EXCURSIONS Single Fare for the Round Trip ----T6--- Port Huron, Mich. Cleveland, Ohio Detroit. Mich. Cincinnati, Ohio Grand Rapids. Mich. Columbus, Ohio Saginaw, Mich. Dayton, Ohio Chicago, 111. Indianapolis. Ind. $28.40 to St. Paul or Minneapolis, Minn. Good going Sept. 24, 25 and 26th. valid returning on or before October 12th Special Colonist One -Way Excursion Tickets now on sale to points in British Columbia, Montana, Utah, Idaho,. Oregon, Colorada and California, Harvest Excursions $28,00 to $40.00 t� o p inns Inli wa itobood ssiniboia, Alberta avalid returning until Nov, 30th. Sept. 2011,, For further information and tickets apply to L HAROLD, Agent. • J. D. MCDONALD District Passenger .Agent, Toronto. Annual Western Excursions. Return tickets to St. Paul and Minne- apoils, Minn., vis North Bay, $28.40, Sept. 24th, 25th and 26th ; via Owen Sound and tipper pp Lakes on Sept. 24th and 26th, $32.40. SINGLE PARE FOR ROUND TRIP To Detroit, Bay City, Orand Rapids, SaglnaW, titch., Chicago, 111., Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, Dayton, Ohlo, lndian- apolis, Ind. Tickets good going Sept. 24th, 25th and 26,'valid for ratan' until October nth, /903, from alt stations Toronto to Windsor, including branches, Tickets and hill particulars from your nearest Canadian Pacttic Agent. A. 14. NOTMAN Assftbtant Cienorat Peasonger .Agent iifng St.1l:aat, Toronto, FARMERS. Buy your own twine. That is what you are doing when you buy a' Walkerton Twine—the best on the market. I am solo agent for it for this vicinity. Large quantities of Chop on hand. All kinds Pens, Oats, Barley, etc, A. H. Carr (MAR.RE'T SWZ'l1Alt1li)